The best way to remove pubic hair at home painlessly

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Painless, safe "cleaning" of pubic hair is receiving great attention from many people. Removing pubic hair will help you feel more comfortable and confident in your daily activities, sex life... So what is the best way to remove pubic hair at home without causing pain?

1. Benefits of removing pubic hair

Pubic hair is home to many types of bacteria, so removing pubic hair can provide the following benefits:
Preventing bacterial colonization: Pubic hair will be an ideal place for many bacteria multiply and develop, especially in the summer, on red light days, improper hygiene. If left untreated, women will increase the risk of gynecological diseases. Some signs of bacterial attack on the bikini hair area such as: itching, redness, swelling,... Gain confidence when wearing bikini: Violins in sensitive areas make women love afraid to wear swimsuits. Therefore, pubic hair removal is essential. Increase excitement during intercourse: Many studies show that pubic hair is trimmed or cleaned to help women keep more attractive in "sex". SEE ALSO: Some methods of permanent hair removal

2. The best way to remove pubic hair at home painlessly

Because of the above benefits, you should perform pubic hair removal at home. However, this is a very sensitive private area, how to remove pubic hair that is not interested by many women. You can refer to some painless ways to remove pubic hair at home:

2.1. Razor

Using a razor is one of the easiest ways to remove pubic hair. Accordingly, you only need to prepare a clean razor and a specialized cream or gel. Here's a guide to making this area razor safe:
Disinfect razor Wet pubic hair for easier cleaning. Choose a moisturizer or gel to lubricate the skin and reduce the risk of irritation. Hold the skin tight and shave slowly, gently in the direction of hair growth. Rinse the razor after each use

2.2. Pluck

Compared with using a razor, plucking hair with tweezers will require more meticulousness, time and pain. However, this is a technique that makes it easier to shape the pubic area. On the other hand, plucking too hard can damage the skin or hair follicles. This can lead to irritation or infection. So if you do this method, you need to do it properly.
Instructions on how to pull out pubic hair:
Sterilize a pair of specialized pubic hair removal tweezers. Moisten pubic hair to prevent burning and irritation. Use tweezers to gently pull out each strand from the skin's surface in the direction of hair growth. Clean the tweezers after each use

2.3.Pruning

Trimming with scissors is a quick and beautiful way to shape pubic hair. This technique also has less potential risk because the scissors usually don't touch your skin directly.
How to perform pubic trimming:
Disinfect specialized scissors Avoid getting pubic hair wet Cut each strand or clump of hair slowly until you get the desired result Rinse and store the scissors in a dry place dry and clean.

2.4. Bleach

Depilatories are chemical removers that help hair fall out and limit regrowth. How to use this removal cream is quite simple, you just need to apply the cream to the area you want to remove hair, wait a few minutes and then wipe the cream and hair off.
Topical is usually sold as a cream. In general, they are safe but may contain ingredients that cause allergies or irritation.

2.5. Waxing

Waxing can be painful but very effective in removing pubic hair in the long run. This remedy can also relieve itching as the hair grows back.
Waxing is generally recommended when done at home. This technique can also cause some pain, irritation or infection if you have sensitive skin.
Here's how to wax your hair at home:
Use waxes and hair removal patches. Wash and disinfect the area you plan to wax. Apply warm wax and apply hair remover to that area. Gently waxing the hair off the skin.

2.6. Medical hair removal

Medical hair removal treatments are effective for longer because they weaken or damage the hair follicles on their own rather than simply cutting or removing the hair. This makes it harder for areas of hair to grow back.

2.7. Laser hair removal

During laser hair removal, a dermatologist uses a laser device on your bare skin to transmit focused light down the hair follicles. The heat from the laser weakens or destroys the hair follicles, keeping them from growing back.
Usually, you will need a few treatments before the hair follicles are damaged enough to stop hair growth for a long time.

2.8. Electrolysis

Electrolysis is similar to laser hair removal but uses a device called an epilator to deliver radio frequencies into the skin to damage the hair follicles. This method treats each hair follicle individually. The mechanism is also different from laser hair removal techniques, because they treat many hair follicles in a specified area.

3. Risks of pubic hair removal

As with any hair removal method, pubic hair removal can have some side effects or cause damage if not handled properly. Some possible side effects such as:
Itching Ingrown hairs or rough skin from shaving Rash and irritation if you have sensitive skin Allergic reaction to the cream or gel Immune system reaction such as hives Swelling or inflammation Formation of a cut or scrape from a blade or wax strip Infection caused by bacteria getting into an open cut Folliculitis High risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) If you If you experience any of the above symptoms, you should see your doctor for prompt treatment.
According to experts, no home hair removal method is completely painless. If you have sensitive skin, it's best to avoid waxing, epilation, or even laser or electrolysis. Because they can cause long-term skin damage. Proper trimming or shaving are the best options for those with sensitive skin.

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Reference source: healthline.com